I can’t read any more of your lies Brian.
It doesn’t take much to figure out I was the player in the game since I have posted pics from it.
I never said I was leaving after an orbit.
Every week I need to be home by 2am. That means in the door. My wife has to be at work at 5am on Thursday’s. So it is my day to get up with the kids and get them ready for school. The first 2 weeks I played in this game I didn’t get home until 4am ish. I was pretty cranky at 7am when the alarm went off. So she asked me to be home by 2am so I get some sleep.
At 1:15am I announced that I have a 1/2 hour until I am leaving. At 1:30 I announced again that I was leaving in 15 minutes. Then right before this exact hand I said THIS IS MY FINAL HAND as it was 1:45. I needed to cash out still and drive home. Thankfully I live 5 minutes from the game.
When I said it was my last hand the girl next to me said I should go all-in. That everyone would fold and I could give her a chance to double her up. I never agreed to do that.
The hand was dealt she is UTG and folds. I said to her something along the lines of “I guess you don’t want a chance at a double up.”
I then said “I am raising anyways”. I thought about it for a few seconds and said $200 and pushed out two stacks of yellow $5’s.
I made the bet so big because I need to get home. Happy wife happy life. The clock was ticking. I figured I would win the $2 in blind money toss the AA in the muck face up and have good laugh about it. I thought there was zero chance anyone would call, why would they?!?
But the new kid that is a fish (not a whale by any means) called with K7cc. Everyone else hemmed and made like they wanted to play too but all folded (like they should have). I shoved blind for the rest of his stack, about $72 and he called.
My aces help up and I won the pot.
I hurried up and racked up and left and was in the garage at exactly 2am.
Edit to add that I never said I didn’t look at my hand. I would not bet $200 blind. To assume I would is even more stupid than I thought the players are.
It doesn’t take much to figure out I was the player in the game since I have posted pics from it.
I never said I was leaving after an orbit.
Every week I need to be home by 2am. That means in the door. My wife has to be at work at 5am on Thursday’s. So it is my day to get up with the kids and get them ready for school. The first 2 weeks I played in this game I didn’t get home until 4am ish. I was pretty cranky at 7am when the alarm went off. So she asked me to be home by 2am so I get some sleep.
At 1:15am I announced that I have a 1/2 hour until I am leaving. At 1:30 I announced again that I was leaving in 15 minutes. Then right before this exact hand I said THIS IS MY FINAL HAND as it was 1:45. I needed to cash out still and drive home. Thankfully I live 5 minutes from the game.
When I said it was my last hand the girl next to me said I should go all-in. That everyone would fold and I could give her a chance to double her up. I never agreed to do that.
The hand was dealt she is UTG and folds. I said to her something along the lines of “I guess you don’t want a chance at a double up.”
I then said “I am raising anyways”. I thought about it for a few seconds and said $200 and pushed out two stacks of yellow $5’s.
I made the bet so big because I need to get home. Happy wife happy life. The clock was ticking. I figured I would win the $2 in blind money toss the AA in the muck face up and have good laugh about it. I thought there was zero chance anyone would call, why would they?!?
But the new kid that is a fish (not a whale by any means) called with K7cc. Everyone else hemmed and made like they wanted to play too but all folded (like they should have). I shoved blind for the rest of his stack, about $72 and he called.
My aces help up and I won the pot.
I hurried up and racked up and left and was in the garage at exactly 2am.
Edit to add that I never said I didn’t look at my hand. I would not bet $200 blind. To assume I would is even more stupid than I thought the players are.
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